I need to open my webpages (by URL) in Word2000 so that I can directly
save them as Word document. Unfortunately, there are certain webpages
turn up to be blank after opened in Word2000. I have tested open with
different URLs (e.g. www.yahoo.com and www.excite.com) but not all can

I am running Windows 95 and Office 97 on a Novell
Network.  What I am doing is quite simple as I have
created a manual with relative hyperlinks pointing to the
separate chapters on the network drive.  When I have gone

I have this link in the intranet using MSWord files and
everytime I close the file it ask me whether if I like to
save, discard or cancel the document I open without even
changing the file. I don't like to use pdf. What did I do

We have created many many htm documents using Word 2002.  
All of these documents are done in tables with 12 pt after
each paragraph.  Usually each paragraph is in a row by
itself.  When printing these documents from Word Web

Is there a way to link a sharepoint site to an access
database?  I have tried creating a page via frontpage and
the add database tool is not available, I also tried to
create a new website using the database wizard and attach

Ok so here is what I want to do.  I need to be able to
view a word document as a web page, but need to be able
to zoom in on a part of the page as well as see the whole
page.  I need to be able to see the page as a page, as in

I have a document I want to print which has different sections to use
depending on some merged values. I'm using If, then, else to place the
sections right now, but they come out formatted incorrectly. I wonder
if there is a better way.

I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction
od where to get more information on what the best way to
create web pages in word.
I am devising a course that will show people how to build

I must process web pages that were saved from Word 2000. I'd like to use XSLT
but I must make sure pages content type is XHTML instead of the default one,
HTML4. There are some differences in HTML4 that make content invalid for XML
processing.

when i type my code and save as html with word 2000, then
open with explorer 6 it shows up with the code same as on
the word file. in other words the tags are showing up. any
suggestions and help would be greatly appreciated.

Normally, when i choose to edit a web page in word, it
shows the graphical version (similar to the way Frontpage
works), however, this time when i choose to edit it in
word, it shows up as HTML. I don't remember setting a

We use hyperlinks extensively in Word documents and email
(MS Outlook 2000 using Word as the email editor). We have
a problem with links not working. Not all links, but most.
We can copy and paste the links in the Internet Explorer

Sorry for multi-posting (didn't noticed this group before).
I'd like to customize the standard web template and add some VBScript for
specific tasks. Can I do it? I saw I could save a document as a template but I
didn't succeed in saving as a web page template.

First, I used to be able to do what I now want to do and
feel I changed a setting somewhere but don't know which
setting. I NEED HELP!
When I copy a small Summary chart from a web page and

When we print a Word document that opens up in a Browser,
then try to use the Back button on explorer we receive a
message asking if we want to save changes even though no
changes were made.  If we click "No", it closes out the